Twitter consumer AccountNGT, who’ve been spot on with their current leaks and experiences, have claimed that Quantic Dream’s Star Wars Eclipse has sought inspiration from Naughty Canine’s The Last of Us.
Quantic Dream’s Montreal studio is reportedly engaged on gameplay prototypes in the mean time, with the goal of getting a mixture of story and gameplay akin to The Final of Us. The developer’s Paris studio has apparently been tasked with engaged on cinematics and artwork, story, and recreation engine whereas Montreal studio is engaged on gameplay, stage design, and multiplayer.
When will we see Star Wars Eclipse gameplay?
Plenty of insiders have reported that Quantic Dream is having a tough time recruiting employees following high-profile lawsuits involving office misconduct. AccountNGT has additionally reported the identical, including that Star Wars Eclipse‘s improvement is additional sophisticated by its recreation engine. “Many engine options needed to be added/modified/prolonged,” AccountNGT tweeted. “Very (very) bold and authentic mission.”
Apparently, Star Wars Eclipse can have extra playable characters than some other Quantic Dream recreation. Improvement began in early 2021 and its non-linear story remains to be being written. In mild of this, it appears prefer it’ll be some time earlier than we get to see any gameplay. In response to AccountNGT, we are able to anticipate “conventional” motion gameplay with fight impressed by Respawn Leisure’s Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order.
Recap of all the pieces I do know on Quantic Dream’s subsequent tasks
1. Star Wars Eclipse
– Motion-Journey
– Based mostly on interactive storytelling
– Open World
– Quantic Dream Montreal is engaged on multiplayer, gameplay and stage design points pic.twitter.com/4sQjzTFzoI— AccountNGT (@accngt) January 29, 2022
Opinion: Star Wars Eclipse sounds too bold for Quantic Dream
Zarmena writes… That Quantic Dream is scrapping its age-old method is commendable, however experimenting with a Star Wars title that comes pre-loaded with fan expectations seems like a catastrophe ready to occur. It might need made extra sense to develop a brand new IP that breaks freed from the Quantic Dream mildew that we’re all used to, versus a high-profile franchise. Oh nicely…
In different information, Scarlet Nexus devs want to make a sequel, and PS Plus subscribers are a little upset with February’s lineup.
